Parisa Nezami; Seyed Mahdi Sharifi; Abbas Nargesian; Mehran Rezvani
Abstract
In today's age where competition and the challenge of survival have become so important to all organizations, social media news channels are no exception; As we can see, failed news channels are quickly depleted and deleted. In such a situation, having a reputation and maintaining it and optimizing the ...
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In today's age where competition and the challenge of survival have become so important to all organizations, social media news channels are no exception; As we can see, failed news channels are quickly depleted and deleted. In such a situation, having a reputation and maintaining it and optimizing the channel credibility is one of the most essential tools to promote the activity of news media in messaging networks. The present study uses an interpretive approach and a qualitative method to provide a model of the media reputation of news messaging channels. The strategy of this research is the data theory of the foundation based on the Glaser approach and the method of data analysis is also based on the Glaser coding steps. The study population is managers and experts active in the field of cyberspace and news media. In this regard, in-depth interviews with 11 managers and experts who have sufficient knowledge and understanding of social media, especially the field of news in cyberspace and messengers. done. In order to provide a model according to the results of interviews and analyzes, the family of six thirty Glaser was used. The result of the research, finally, 7 categories including the central category of "professional and committed management", the categories of "ethical requirements", "professional characteristics of news", "interactive environment", "competitive environment", "infrastructure and accessibility of messengers" and finally, " The media reputation of the news messengers' channel has also been a consequence.
Seyed Mahdi Sharifi; Mohammad Mahdi Farajian
Abstract
About 65 percent to 90 percent of communication process is done via nonverbal communication and body language. This capability in the human communication has been eliminated in social media and mobile messengers. It means that in these type of media we communicate with in the vicinity of 30 percent of ...
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About 65 percent to 90 percent of communication process is done via nonverbal communication and body language. This capability in the human communication has been eliminated in social media and mobile messengers. It means that in these type of media we communicate with in the vicinity of 30 percent of our communication capability. Moreover in the past written messages did not write on time and people could write, check and send the messages deliberately. Thay had enough time to write and edit their messages. On the other side receiver had enough time to read it carefully. But using messenger we have instant chat that can cause lots of misunderstandings because of using inappropriate words in pressed time. In this paper using questionnaire the experience of 355 of people has been investigated. Data has been analysed with SPSS software and using T-test method and Nanly Spectrum.The result tells us there is a meaningful relationship between eliminating nonverbal communication and instant messages with some misunderstandings in mobile messengers.
